Speaker crossover mod. Your advice?

NO inductor change recommendations? hmmmmmmm.

Correct.

Magfan, of the 3 types of passive components in hi-cuurrent filters, coils have the least sound. Also, their resistance helps determine the Q of the filters. So one could spend a lot of money and time buying new coils with matching inductance and resistance and produce NO audible difference in sonic quality. 'Tis much better to spend that money on higher-quality caps.

He gave me the same advice (but for specifics on tweeter caps) on the filters in my Avanti x-overs, I heeded it, and I'm thrilled with the results.

Bryon, I believe you'll be very happy with your results.
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I have one lingering question regarding the values of the caps for the midrange. Here is how they are labelled on the caps themselves:

MIDRANGE CAPS
C3 = 56µF 63V, bottom right of this pic
C4 = 12µF 63V, bottom left of this pic
C5 = 4.7J 250V, top left of this pic

Notice that C3 and C4 are both SMALLER than C5, yet according to their labels, they are much LARGER values.

I am now wondering if C3, which is marked 56uF, is really a 5.6uF cap. Likewise, I am wondering if C4, which is marked 12uF, is really a 1.2uF cap.

Could C3 and C4 really be 56uF and 12uF and still be much smaller than C5 which is 4.7uF? Or can I infer from their small size that they are really 5.6uF and 1.2uF, even though there are no decimal points on the caps' labels?

I just don't want to order the wrong midrange parts.

Bryon

Voltage is as much a determinant of size as is capacitance. Also, film caps occupy lots more volume per Farad than 'lytics.

Just make sure you read them carefully. 56uF is not unusual in a MR filter; mine had a 33uF 'lytic.
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